How to Install a Junsun V1 Plus Radio in a Dacia

For the installation of a Junsun V1 Plus radio in a Dacia Logan, a minimum version of 4GB RAM is recommended (2GB versions are too slow). There are 6GB and 8GB versions available, but they are more expensive.

First, locate the main black connector that supplies power and speakers: it has a unique shape, making it impossible to get wrong. Then connect the CAB bus, which is used to interpret the vehicle's commands.

It connects between the radio and the original wiring. Also connect the white wire coming from the CAN bus; without it, the steering wheel controls will not work, while the transparent white wire is the radio antenna cable.

Connect the GPS antenna (usually placed behind the dashboard or in a corner of the windscreen). If you want to use a SIM for internet in the car, connect the 4G antenna in place of the red cap. Connect the USB cables and route them to an accessible point.

If you want an external microphone for better calls, connect it to the appropriate input. In the video, they have difficulty getting the rear camera to work, but the connection should be this: connect the video signal to the appropriate yellow input on the radio, connect the red wire (the power wire for the camera) to the reverse cable (on the Dacia, it is often brown).